A Closer Look at the 1850-1950 U.S. Census Records, with a Little Extra Help
Diane Henriks, MyHeritage Webinars
Content
Welcome
33s
Speaker's Introduction
2m 3s
Introduction
4m 18s
1850 Census
8m 18s
1880 Census
9m 22s
1910 Census
10m 15s
1930 Census
13m 7s
Extra Help from MyHeritage
57s
MyHeritage Census Helper
5m 41s
Announcements / prizes
3m 34s
Questions / answers
13m 38s
About this webinar
Take a closer look at the 1850 to 1950 U.S. Census records as vital genealogy resources, while looking into details you may have missed, along with benefits to and tips in using these records and a little extra help from MyHeritage!
About the speakers
Diane Henriks, the “Descendant Detective” and Founder of Know Who Wears the Genes in Your Family , is a passionate and seasoned Los Angeles County-based professional genealogist, investigator, speaker...
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Comments (59)
Farm schedules are not available for 1900 and 1910--they were destroyed by Congressional order. I think they are only available for 1850, 1860, 1870 and 1880.
I mentioned the farm schedule numbers were provided on them. The presentation is on the population head count schedules only. Great job checking into census schedules! :)
Excellent
Thank you! :)
Thank you
You are so welcome! I hope it was helpful. :)
A good reminder to look carefully at each category listed on the census and also to check the ages of the children against the current wife to decide if a previous wife should be looked for.
I am so glad that you found the tips helpful! Thank you for joining! :)
I have looked at each individual census in-depth, but never have really compared them. She gives a great presentation and food for thought making me go back to re-evaluate each for further information. Thank you.
I'm so glad you found the information helpful. You should always go back and re-evaluate ALL records. ;)
Very helpful.
I'm so glad you found it helpful. Thank you for joining! :)
I learned so much about things I did not know to look for in the census.
I'm so glad to hear that! What it's all about! ;)
excellent presentation
Thank you so much! Glad you could join! :)